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Seek Fortunes Embrace Ere it is Too
Late

The Goth Grand Monthly Drawing of The
Louisiana State Lottery took place at New
Orleans on Tuesday always Tuesday, May
10, 1887. S522, 500 was sent to many worthy
people We will tell some: No. Is, 766 drew
the first prize; it was sold in fractional
tenths at 81 each, sent to M. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La. One was sent to L. j
Lynch, well known liquor dealer south
east corner Eleventh and Locust streets,
Philadelphia; it was collected by the Third
National Bank of Philadelphia; six tenths
were sold TO Californians, and were col
lected through Wells, Fargo a. Co, Of San
Francisco, Cal. one sold to A. Fruny, Deer
Lick, Mason county, West Virginia, was
collected through Metropolitan National
Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio. No,N5, $50 drew
the second prize of $4,000; it 20 was sold
in tenths for 81; two were paif trough the
National Commercial Bank of Mobile, Ala.
one through the Commercial National Bank
of Nashville, Tenn. one paid throaSh Bank
of Commerce, Louisville, KY; two rank
Corcoran, Cairo, ILL.,, through HACity
National Bank OF Cairo, IN No.N so.
drew the third prize Of 500, 000-it was3 lso
sold in tenths; one 10 Edwin lie Bars, of
New York City. collected through Adams
Express Company; one to ". Crenshaw, of
Everest, kas. one to G. j.. Hartman, paid
through Cory National Bank of Cory, Pa. ;
one paid through Bank of California at San
Francisco, Cal one paid TO Nevada Bank
of San Francisco, and the rest elsewhere.
Nos. $3.50 and 81 ,055 drew the two fourth
prizes of $4,000 each; sold TO parties in
Chicago, Ill. San Francisco, Oakland and
San Jose, Cal. Keokuk, Iowa; Camille,
Mo-. New Orleans, Boston, Washington,
Pittsburg, Mount Pleasant, Fla; Gurdon,
Ark. Union Star, Mo, and elsewhere, SO
the wheel turns ON forever, and on July u
IL will be repeated. Any one can learn full
particulars by addressing NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans La. Seek fortunes embrace
ere it is too late
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phillips, pigestiple Cocoa

Is more delicious in taste and aroma, and by
the process It is prepared, is rendered more
,o,ir,shing and more easily dgested than any
other preparation Of cocoa or chocolate. y y
m exceedingly nutritiye drink, All druggists
and groceEs have ".
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, Is Words or
more, IN this coIamn inserted for ONE
CENT A WORD, Cash in Advance, each
insertion.
Everybody tcho has any ,cant to supply
anything to buy or sell, any business or
accommodations to secure, indeed, any t0iSh
to gFatifN should advertise in this column.
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Do not fail 10 see our Fancy Striped Suit
of Underwear selling at 81 80 per suit. APP
Del a. 6chaul. lea Cor.ress street
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Call and see the newest shades in Pongee
Coats and Vests at Appel & Schaul's.
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The most complete line of thin Coats and
Vests now 20 be bad at Appel q Schauls
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I 000 FINE TRAVELLING TRUNKS, at
l.OOU COHEN'S, Broughton and Barnard
streets
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LUDDEN & BATES 5. NJ. II.

IT LOGAN, Wholesale and Retail Butcher
II. Stalls G. and IS City Market.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
By ]. MCLAUGHLIN & SON,

On THURSDAY, ed June, 1887, at II o'clock,
at No. - Broughton street, between jefferson
and Montgomery streets, next to st. Andrews
Hall,
20 BEDSTEADS and MATTRESSES and
SPRINGS, FEATHER and MOSS PILLOWS, 10
BUREAUS, WORK TABLES, CHAIRS, ExTEN-
SION TABLE, HATRACK, CARPETS, OIL
CLOTH, MATING, WASHSTANDS, EASY
CHAIRS, CLOCK, PICTURES, BOOKS. LAMPS
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE STOVE, Etc, Etc
OLD-FAsHION FURNITURE, Etc,
. SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

T. A. SCHULTZE, teacher of vocal and In
ILs strumental music; instructions given
by improved methods recently adopted by the
most celebrated teachers on the continent 1876
Hull street.
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COLORADO, Ocean Beach, N. J. Now open.
~ Has one thousand feet piazza; within fifty
yards of ocean. Boating, bathing and fishing
excellent NJ. G. STEWARDSON.
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PERSONAI.

PERSONAL.
A NNIE, can you come with me to see Bob's
N nine defeat the Amateurs Tuesday after
noon; all the girls will be there; please try and
come. JOSIE.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

DRIVATE SUMNER BOARDING, half mile
L from Warm Springs; comfortable rooms; eX-
cellent table; hacks pass twice daily TO and from
railroad to different springs; terms moderate
references exchanged. Address S. W. AMBER
son, Warm Springs, Virginia.
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NOR SALE, most desirable lot at Isle of Hope
Il situated one hundred yards from depot
Apply to WALTHoUR a. RIVERS, No. 50 Bay
street
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GUNNER VISITORS RESORT. - Superior
~ board; good rooms; finest climate and water.
Monthly rates $40 to $25. Address c. B. LA
HATTIE, Gainesville, Ga.
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THIRST. GLASS Board and Lodging at ELM
Il WOOD HALL, Saratoga Springs; 81 to Sl2
per week; location excellent.
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TF you want your Clothing renewed cleaned,
L repaired, braided, dyed remodeled, altered
TO suit your taste go to :. WHITES, corner JEFF
ferson and State streets.
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NOR SALE, one share Workman's and
II Traders Loan Stock. Address STOCK, thii
Office
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NOR RENT, house No. Is Tattnall street. APP
Il ply to Mrs. P. WHELAN, No. Roberts
street
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TOR SALE, desirable lot in Laurel Grove
Apply to A. K.wILSON. at d. O'Conner's Shops
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CHANCERY SALE
Oh
REAL ESTATE.

No. 1929, R-''F"-Chancery Court Of sbsI.
BY County-stste of Tennessee, for use.
etc, VS.. W. Z. Butler ct al.
DY virtue of an interiocutory decree for
ID sale entered in the aheve cause on the
18th day Of February, 1887, NJ. B, 56. paee
$50, / will sell at publ, auction, to the high-
est bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Master's
ONCE, Msin street entrance to the court
house OF Shelby county, Memphis, Tenn. ON
Saturday, March 90, 1857,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Memphis, Shelby coun-
ty, Tenn, to-wit:
BegiI ming on the east side OF the 6rst alIey
east of Tbird street at its intersection with
the south side Of JefferLon srreei thence east
with the south line Of JED. ron street. 1861
feet; thence south l48% feet to an alley;
thence west with the north side Of said allen
1861 feet TO the Fl st alley east OF Third
street; thence with said a ley l4Sh feet to
the beginning.
Terms of oals-0n a credit of 7 months;
note hearing interest, with security; lien re-
tanned; rede 70 ptiOn barred.
The purchaser will be required TO execute
the note Immediately OF the pr perty will
be offered for sale again a. the next to the
asst bid. This March 8, 1887.
S. 1 MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By B. f. Coleman. Deputy 9. and NJ.
Y. II. Il O.. W. Heiskell. Sol EDITORS.
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CONGRESSMAN BR0WS,
or THE SECOND DISTRICT OF
OHIO, TALKS
And Says that Congress Will Have
to Reform Its Methods OF
Work.

CINCINNATI, o., Macrh 9.-Gen.
Charles Z Brown, Congressman from
the Second District, is home from
Washington, looking in the best Of
health and spirits,
"Yes," he said, "Washington is a
pretty place at this season, but 1t is
not as pie ssant as home. Il is a relief
10 be back again. No, | am not at all
satisfied with the work Of Congress.
II wss very unsatisfactory. OF course
we did a great deal, but then there
were so many important things left
uudoUe.
"The Republicans were not obstrnc-
tionists, were they 2"
"No, they evinced a general desire
to let the Democrats work out the hest
that was in them. The trouble is that
the Democrats are b divided into fac
tons that they can't work harmon
iously. That is Why the deficiency,
appropriation and .f%ortifcatlon bills
failed"
"lhen the time of Congress is
taken up greatly with things of but
little moment, is 1t not2"
"That Is one great trouble. Were
Congress to sit all year, twelve hoursa
day, it could not dispose OF all that
comes before it. You see we are fol-
lowing the old plan of sixty Yeas ago,
and we've outgrown 1T. Take for IN
stance that branch of legislation in
which / am particularly Interested,
being a member OF the COMMITTEES on
Nlaims NOw Of oil tha oIainnu that MA
examined and found meritorions rot
5 per cent. ever got Though the
House. Now this is all wrong, and 1t
does a great practical injustice. Today
I'd sooner have a claim Bgainst a bank
rupt bank than against the general
government. Look at old Mr.. Piatt,
Of this county, who waited sixty years
to have q perfectly good claim paid.
That is wrong"
"How should it be remedied ?"
"The simplest way would be to es-
tablish a Court OF Claims, and let it
report its Findings to Congress. That
would systematze the work. We
recommended such q bill, and it failed
to pass,"
I'D you think Cleveland is growing
in popularity with the statesmen Of
his patty ?"
az do not. While l think he could
have a denomination il he wanted il,
yet it would not be because of his
popularity. There is a great deal Of
feeling sRsirst him because of his
vetoes. You see he assume to be 60
much wiser than the rest Of mankind,
and I've noticed thai such men ara
not held in the public affection"
Gen. Brown is greatly in favor Of a
decent navy, and is disguised that 60
little IL done toward making one,
III there was any tfouble we could
raise an army in a month, but not a
navy. We've got to have 1t ready,
and a big country like this hiss no
business in being stiDgy about the
matter. We ought to hAva a navy
aacnud IN unnaO
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Trustees sale.

timber and by virtue of n. certain iu-
" strument Of writing, to which one An
drew Young is a party, and which is Of
record in the Registers Office OF shelby
county, Tennessee, in book l52, page SAT, l
will, on
Monday. 2Ist asy Of March, 1857.
offer for sale at public outcry, foi cash to the
and 8 p. M, on the south , est corner Of Vain
and Madison streets, Memphis, the following
real estate, lying in Shelby .Ounty, Tonnes
see, and east of the city 0, Memphis, known
nue., having a front on "a d avenue ct 60 feet
and running back between parallel lines ITO
feet, more or less, and h wing on it the south
tenement OF a dOubl tenement two story
Frame; this lot being one OF the lots in the
Borland subdivision.
This property wi, be sold free from the
equity Of redempti w.
W D.. REARD. Trustae.
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Morgan & Mcfarland, Att rneys .u'

&I00 IN Sam MONTH can be mad
VtOS " VSSS wo king ioe us. AgenN
preferred who can furnish their o Fn horsof
and give their whole time 10 the cuisines,
spare moments mas be prohtably employ41
also. A lew vacancies 10 towns and cities. -
Johnson d 90. Job Main st., Richmond
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Trustees + sale.

-
timber and by virtue of a certain deed Of
u trust executed on the 29tb day of July,
1855, by G. +. Vance and Othe ito the uuder-
.iigned as trustee s, VIII CHI is duly recorded in
Shelby co lnty. in book No. To-, page 224,
ETC., TO which reference is here III de, default
in the payment Of the in eb edness thereby
secured having been mace and at the ro-
quest OF the benefciaIi- therein. we will on
Wednesday, March 80, 1857.
at the southwest corner of Main and Madi-
son streets, in the Taxing District of Shelby
county, Tennessee, within lie a. hours, sell
to he highest bidder, for C sh, the following
de:cr' bed real and personal property to. wit:
,Frst@Thirty- eight huIdred and ninety
shares (Ss90j o. the %capilal stock of the Qua
dalupe y Calvo Mining Company Gncorpo-
rs,ed in Tennessee), par value one hundred
dollars each.
Second-Alsc, one hundred shares Of sar 0
stock, subject to claim of ole Beattie, now in
liti sation.
Third-Also, the fol'o~iug described real
estate, situated in Shell y county, Tonnes
see, viz: being the southeast corner of the
interse ton of the Shelby Q unity turnpike
with Mclean avenue, contaiuing four acres,
and being the same proper y purchased by
U. f. Vance from the estate of Isaac Heylon.
Also, lots No. five, six, sevea and. eight, Of
&C es each, and situated on he east Of Me-
Lean avenue extended. Also, lot No. three
OF said McGrath suit vision, bounded on the
south by he Shelby County t0rnkike. con-
tanning four and one halt acres, adjoining
the above lots on the nor,h. Also, lots No.
25e, 60, ISL, A, IS, and IA, as LAID down on
the original n ap and survey of the town Of
Corinth, in Mississippi.
Fourth-Also, a lot of ground situated in
the II king District of Shelby co nty, Ten
pes'ee, commonly called c'ty of Memphis,
on the west side OF Shelby street, beginning
at a point fifty feet south OF Huling street;
thence south thir y-fve 'eet; thence west
two hundred feet; thence north thiI ty FIVE
feet; thence east two huudr ed feet to the be-
ginning, being a part OF 10 7, of block 9,
bav ng upon 1t now n twO-stOry and base
ment brick residence.
Fifth-Also, one hundred shares of the
capital stock of the Pioneer Gotten Mill Com
pany, of the par value OF SO each.
SAFES viii be mad OF this property in the
order in which it is des r bed,
Title believed to be good, but we will Ql
and convey only as trustees.
Memphis, Tenn, March Z, 1888.
DAVID II, fOST0N,
U. w MILLER,
LUKE e. WRIGHT,
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MIss CARRIE M. KEATTNG, pianist
may be found at the Gsyoso Hotel.
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OSCAR NEEBE
Permitted 10 RO to AIS BROTHERS
uOuse-He will Atuerd His
WIIs's Flu - To-day.

CHICAGO, March a-For the first
time la half a yeer, sluce he was pro-
rouuced gul n Ju ice GAry'a court,
Oscar Neehe, the anarchist, left the
j4il. At the Ieque,t Of himself and
friend, Neebe was this afternoon
taken from the couuty ia to the home
of his hro her ON S.dgsick street, that
he might look once more on the fea'
lures OF his wife, who died day before
yesterday. Neehe's visit was paid
very quietly. At 2 o'clock Deputy
Sher Il Sp airs appeared in the Jail
armed with a cap as on which he
could hold the prnoner In case pos.
SO, sion was disputed or there was any
t.oub'e. Twenty five minutes later a
carriage drove up to the all and
Neebe's brother alighted from 1t and
went into the Ill. Neebe was then
taken from his cell by Tailor FolS. He
looked stout-r than ever but very
pale, his c othin1 was ehabby, his
overcoat seedy, ard his once jaunty
rlouch hut covered with dust. He was
smoking a cigar, Spears and the
brothers huruedly at ppei into the
carriage In the al Ney, and were driving
rapidly of. He will b. allowed 10 at
tend the funeral tomorrow.
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27I and 4IO Main street
Trustee sale.

Trustee safe.
I'm FRIDAY Y, the nth day Of Marcn,
~ 1887, at the sawmill of Hotchkiss 4
Strong, near Lskeview, Miss , We will sell
for cash, to the highest bidder, the following
property; One Portable steam Sawmill, to-
gether with all the attachments, including
engines, boilers, saws, be ting, carriagea'
and all other fixtures appertaining to the
said mill lately operated by Hotchkiss &
Strong, together with the leasehold of ground
on which said mill Is built; also. one log
wagon; also, all the saw logs and sawed
lumber now on the ground, in the lake, and
all standing and felled timber and other per-
sonal property owned By Hotchkiss q Strong
and used In running said mill.
We sell under two NOR cages to Boyd'&
Boyd-one registered in book IS, page 1870,
and the other In book Is, page 226, Chattel
Deeds, and under a trust assignment to A. 8.
Liver q ore, trustee, registered in book s,
page 579, Real Estate, Desoto county, Miss,
to all which reference is made. Title be-
lieved perfect but we sell as trustees.
0UYD h BOYD,
A. S LIVERM0RE
Morgan & Mcfarland, Att rneys,
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Lord RenconnHnIaI

Cherished E gush u,imroses rs the
sweetest Of flowers. Bui neither roses,
lilies, n r hu tercups are sweeter than
the mouth o thrt fir one who uses
sozoDoNT daily t. keep her teeth white
~ me driven NOV aud her gums red
a. June Ioses.
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", N. HALDE MEA v
President Of the Great LOUISVILLE &c
RIER-J0URNAL CO., tells VIVA
he knows Of
Minfar8mith'@ Grill CH1.
OFFIoE or THE gouRIER-JoURSAL,
a-.s H.

OFFtOE or X SorRIER-JOURNALI
LOUISVILLE, KY.
N. Wintersmith-Sir ! waive q rule | have
observed for many years, the value Of your
remedy prompting me TO say, in reply to
your roqueis, what | know Of your Chill
Cure, Theprivate assurances Of its efficacy
| had, and tho good results of its effects ]
had observed on Mr.. X. W, Meredith, who,
for more than fifteen years, had 5een lore
mar o. my office, induced me to test 1t in
my fatnilyI The results have been entirely
satisfactory. The fret case was Of tive
yeors' staiding, in which be ieve. every
knows remedy had been tried with tempo
rary r!iieftthe chills returning periodically
aEd With seemingly increased severity.
Your o1re broke them at once, end there bat
been no f6urrente OF them or moro thar
six mcnth[. Tho other case was OF u mildoT
form, and yielded more readily to oihof
remedies but the chills would return at IL
tervals until your medicine wss used, since
which timi, now several months, they have
entirely disappeared. From the oppOrtu-
nifty | havl had to Judge, ] do not hesitate %
express my heliof that your Chill Cure lie .
valuable lneciic, and performs all you
promise Tt, Respectiully,
W. N. HALDEMAR,
ARTHUR PETER h CO., AGENTS, Louis
willie. KJ.
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How % Gain FIe.h anu strength.

How 90 Gain Flesh IN strength.
Use after each mesl Scott's Emulsion
with Hypopho5phites, IL is as pala'
table as milk, aud easily digested. The
rap,dlty with W ich delicate people
Improve with it's use is wonderful,
Use it and try your weight. As a
remedy for consumption, throat al
iec'ious ard brQnchitis, ii is une-
qua'ed. Psesse read: 81 used Scots
Emulsion in a child eight months Old
with & cd re.ults. He gained four
pouuds H. a very short ~time."-Tho.
PPM, NJ. D. Alabama,
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Probate Court Sale
R EAL r. x.

No. $40, R. DIN tire Probate Court of
Shelby County, Tennessee ohn. League,
Administrator of the estate of Matte d.
10y virtue of y deci ee for lie in this cause
- L will So l., at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front If the Courthouse
door, on Main street, Memphis Tenn, on
Saturday, MsTch IL, 1857,
within legal hours, the following de. cribed
real estate towit: 81 66-lO0 acres OF land|
the Third Civil District of Shelby couu
Tennessee, bounded on the north by landsA
Mrs.. E. F. Hoist. east BY the land Of -
Hill, on the south by the land of g. r.
Wynne, and on the west by the and Of -
Sigler, and more fully desor bed as follows,
towit:-
Lot No. l, beginning at the northeast cor
ner o. the o iginal tract at q stake; thence
south 70 degrees west seven Ii ks to a poplar
marked d. G. t.; thence nor b ~ degrees
cas-. 80 links to a black gun marked s. g.;
thence south 20 dc lees 10 seconds west
l26 BIO poles TO a stake Sc liuks west ola box
elder; thence west 6 81 100 poles 10 a stake
on he south boundary lice; thence south 81
degrees vest A links to a black oak thence
north l25 $40 poles TO a sta on the north
boundary limo Ia iOrBed locust 70 nter);
thence east with "a d line 81 27-lN poles to
the beginning, containing One-'hird of the
tract U0), fiji y.seven nd 66-lt0 acres.
Terms of Sale-0ne-half cash. the remain
ing one half on a credit Of welve months,
purchaser to execute note, snd a lien will be
retained TO secure unpaid purchase money.
This February IA, 1887.
By Thomas B. Cren shaw, ID G..
John League ard j. p. Sykes. Solicitors.
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THE FAIa Type WRITER,

-
She clicks the keys.
And she tiuk es the bell,
With a prscti ed case.
No tongue could toll;
lie nimble fingers hy-
And III
We'll. l sit by
And | W toh the girl,
so tweet, so shy;
And my btain's awhirl,
For | love her tenderly-
And sheR
Well, she tinkles the bell
And sho clicks the keys,
And I | hould tell
My we, she'd freeze a.,
My blood with a scerntul you
Eheu ,.u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
The Fort worm markets.

EUTTFE -louI2l.c rcr 10 creamery 2oc. +,
tOrFEF-Rio. fair Ise; prime 90: cholcC
22.. Euyuyra zoe: Java 864c, Golden RlC
2+c: Pea Berry pc.
CHEE,E-Tne better grades and Ohio tacto.y
loCIv5c; full cream twins I6C.
IS per 100 pounds
CANNED GOODS Prices per dozen: Pine
apples. standard. - 30; peaches, standard,
bs, 81 sd; Ii S $ IS. seconds, TBS, 81 35;5 rs
= laf tomatoes, STANDARD, Z lbs u III, secp nGs,
= hiss; tsSl ~ green corn 81 Joel 5oi
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T1EEEE
BROWN co.,
CORNER MAIN AND FOURTH sits.
The Only Exclusively Wholesale DrT Goods House In Tort WORTH
Live Stock Market,

KANSAS CITY, MO. July I4 -CauIe-Roccipts,
5000; shipments, Cnicia yesterday, lrHu. dull
and weak gOO1 u chico s. ygd5 gy; common TO
mediIw - l503 80, -tOcacr7 s. 45a2 6U feeding
-reers - G1G3 90. HoZs-BeC"iuts ~ju9i shiu-
me1ts- official yesterday 1850; Hight weight
strong anda -h9d" nlSher: other steady, rang
ing from = s gyGj -. sheep Receipts 500. snip
mems, none; stead good to choice s. E. "a OBJ;
common to medium = 51a|25
ST. LOUIS, MO, july -Cat:Ie-Eeceipts
l Is shipments 2lg2i market was .t5adyi
fur to good shipping steers g 7.d4 10,
butchers steers, fair to choice, s. 900
~, feeders, fair to good - OJG3 50; stOckeTe ,
lai: 10 good, s. o a go, Texas ard In iiaus
common grass 10 gyo@ corn fed 81 gJQ3 gJ
Noes-Eccaipl5 1890; shilmGuts, $50; marset
strOng aud higher, ranging from 81 - &. s. ~
SaCCr-kecC'pts 1900; shipments 1000, market
I'm: cliHped, fair 20 choice, - l0G4 10; lambs
s. ljd4 co.
NEW YosK, july IA -Heeves-Reeeip:s, l5G
head no trade. feeling weak: dressed beef
lower 9J G..G1c for sides. To days cable
quotes American refrIgerqted beef duh at nc
per pound. 'ShCap-ReCgirts GNlU head. Sheep
slow but steady AZ $ 80.